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Hello,, Last year my fig tree had an amazing crop this year I had loads of figs that all dropped off leaving me with just one that ripened fully. Now I have lots of figs on it again but obviously they will not ripen now this year, do I take them off and why do you think I had no success this year? Thanks
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Possibly because we just had one of the coldest summers for a long time? Various things needing summer heat didn't develop properly because of that, eg, my sweet peppers, got crap crop this year. Other things have been eventually ripened by the extended warm temps this Sept/Oct.
As it happens, I picked a few utterly delicious figs off a tree overhanging a children's playground in central London on Saturday. But the great majority of figs on that tree were unripe. You aren't the only one. |
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